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Papoose Lake |
Number of Object records |
4 |
Number of Photo records |
6 |
Number of Archive records |
5 |
Number of Library records |
4 |
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Buswell Sawmill and Lumber Yard on Papoose Lake. 1905-1910 - Perkins/Devine Collection Buswell burned in 1910
Record Type: Photo
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"Forest fire burned the life out of Buswell" by Jean Rein 2000 - "8 1/2 years the village was established, prospered, burned and ceased to exist" The article lists Buswell's doctors and teachers and includes a history of the town's Post Office.
Logging Collection
Record Type: Library
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"Four weeks on Presque Isle Lake, Wisconsin" recounts a fishing trip in the area. The article discusses Papoose Lake, Big Lake and the Ojibwa harvesting wild rice on Rice Creek. 1895 - A story of a fishing trip to Presque Isle Lake in August 1895. The group also fished Papoose Lake and Big Lake, noting the harvesting of wild rice in Rice Creek by the Ojibwa.
Fishing Collection
Record Type: Library
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Mr. & Mrs. Roy Chopp purchase Clear Lake Poultry Farm on County Highway K from Frank Walasek. 1944 - Included in the purchase was livestock, 1000 chickens and Camp Sterling resort on Papoose Lake. Chopp's owned the farm until 1948. Current address- 13104 CTH K
April 1944
Record Type: Archive
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"Old towns now gone: Buswell typifies old northern towns" by Alan G. Barbia 1992 - This article discusses the lumber town of Buswell on Papoose Lake (1895-1910). It also mentions the towns of Fosterville, Winegar, Presque Isle, Winchester and Oxley as well as the push to sell logged land for farming purposes.
Logging Collection
Record Type: Library
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Piece of building foundation from the lumber town of Buswell on Papoose Lake. 1905-1910
Foundation
Record Type: Object
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Piece of siding from a building at the lumber town of Buswell on Papoose Lake. 1905-1910 - "B.H. Dooley Papoose Jct " is stamped on the back side. Green in color.
Siding
Record Type: Object
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Piece of siding from a building at the lumber town of Buswell on Papoose Lake. 1905-1910 - "B.H. Dooley Papoose Jct Wis" is stamped on the back side. Brown in color.
Siding
Record Type: Object
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Piece of siding from a building or a box at the lumber town of Buswell on Papoose Lake. 1905-1910 - "B.H. Dooley Papoose Jct Wis" is stamped on the back side. Brown in color.
Siding
Record Type: Object
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Two images of the train traveling to/from Buswell on the Papoose cut-off tracks. 1905-1910 - Perkins/Devine Collection
Record Type: Photo
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Village of Buswell- Early Lumber Settlement Vanished from Area Scene by Michael J. Dunn III - Printed in The Lakeland Times souvenir Bicentennial Issue 6/24/1976.
1976
Record Type: Archive